Rensselaer Republican, Volume 25, Number 13, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 November 1892 — Remington Items. [ARTICLE]

Remington Items.

Hon. TitusK Price and wife of Highmore 8. !)• made a brief visit wivli parents and friends in tins place leaving for Dakota Tuesday morning. M r Price is one of the few republicans who were not snow ed under at ihe election. He was chosen as representative by a handsome majority* We congratulate o ur young friend on his success, Cf eerge tv ut hard, a former r.< sklent of this township,.died in Oklahoma recently under (teculiar circumstances. He, belonged to a religious sect who beieive that the < xercise of sufficient faith will enable a man-to do many things otherwise impossible, sir. h as h m filing ratt.liMinkca. etc. Acting on this belief Mr. Southard picked up a rattlesnake w hioh fit him in the arm, causing Ins death in four hours. His wife who was visiting in this place was Fmnmoeert ftjLJiitegziQK but found her husband dead and buried: s ———- \V. A. Trough went to Chicago last Thursday -for medical advice and treatmentriluniirglsStSaturday We are glad t<> state that the physicians give promise of Mr. Trough’s speedy and complete George K. Ine a native Japanese lectured to a full nouse last Monday eveping illustrating his lecture with stcrepoticon views of a “Tcior in Japan” which was the subject of his lec'ure. Mr Irie is a theological student in De Panw University, and intends after lu* is thoroughly educated to return to his own land and people, and preach the gospel to them from a Methodist view. K EMITS GTONI AN.